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Arts & Culture Committee reviews draft public-art policy, discusses funding, maintenance and utility-box art; appoints citizen to subcommittee
Summary
The committee reviewed a first draft of the San Clemente public-art framework (definitions, priority areas, funding framework and maintenance requirements), discussed mural permits and anti-graffiti measures, received a utility-box art update and appointed Julia Darden as a citizen representative to an arts subcommittee.
The San Clemente Arts & Culture Committee reviewed a first draft of the city27s public-art framework and provided directional feedback on definitions, priority areas, funding and maintenance requirements.
The draft defines public art as original work, permanent or temporary, that is acceptable to the public and located on city-owned property, within public rights of way, or on private property where public access is provided. Committee members sought clarity on when sections should be treated as guiding vision statements rather than rigid rules and recommended referencing the city General Plan when…
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